A charming former fishing village, Kalami is located on the northeast coast of Corfu, with lush olive groves surrounding and scenic hilltops peeking through in the background. This horseshoe-shaped bay is riddled with natural beauty and the bustling harbor town has something to offer visitors of all kinds. Kalami’s blue flag pebble beach makes for an idyllic place to bask in the Mediterranean sun or partake in water activities. Go ashore to enjoy some shopping in Kassiopi and if the timing is right, to soak up the culture during one of the annual festivals like the Vacarola or Pie Festival. Kalami is also home to a number of traditional restaurants, where you can tempt your palate with authentic Greek cuisine and sample the local wines. And because the bay is protected from north westerly winds, it provides a superb anchorage for charterers.